Hello,
you didn't say what your problem is. I assume you always get 1 item per page.That is because the action is admin/users?pagesize=10.
The routes.php can not find the pagesize inside the url, because it has to be /admin/users/10. It passes null to the getUsers function.
Try to find a way to insert the input into the form action or just give up that pretty url form.
Route::get('admin/users', array('as'=>'admin_users','uses'=>'AdminController@getUsers'));
Controller
public function getUsers(){
$pagesize = Input::get('pagesize');
return View::make('users.admin_users')
->with('users', User::paginate(is_null($pagesize) ? 1 : $pagesize));
}
Thank you for the reply, but I finally managed to solved my problem,after taking advises from a friend, with some javascript. I left the route untouched:
Route::get('admin/users/{pagesize?}', array('as'=>'admin_users','uses'=>'AdminController@getUsers'));
I changed the controller to:
public function getUsers($pagesize = 5){
return View::make('users.admin_users')
->with('pagesize', $pagesize)->with('users', User::paginate($pagesize));
}
And then I change my url structure with the help of some js:
//Form:
<div id="pagination_selection">
{{Form::open(array('route'=>'admin_users','method'=>'get','class' =>'form-inline text-right','id'=>'pagesize_form'))}}
{{Form::label('Display')}}
{{ Form::select('paginator' ,['5' => '5', '15' => '15', '30' => '30', '50' => '50'], $pagesize, array('id'=>'paginator','class' => 'paginator form-control input')) }}
{{Form::close()}}
</div>
//Javascript
<script language='javascript'>
$(function(){
// bind change event to select
$('#paginator').bind('change', function () {
var path = '/admin/';
var pathname = window.location.pathname.split( '/' );
var url = path + pathname[2] + '/' +$(this).val();
if (url) {
window.location = url;
}
return false;
});
});
</script>
I post the solution in case someone else has this problem. Thank you for the answer
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